Premium Series Dual Primary CO2 Regulator Battery

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Price:

$100.95

Part #:

642-Battery

Dual Primary CO2 Regulator Battery - Premium Series

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Ideal for dispensing two draft beers that require different CO2 pressures.

Add-on module type design makes expansion easy.

What pressure do I need to set my CO2 beer regulator at?

Features:

Built for durability: Forged brass body with a chrome plated finish.
Nickel-plated valve seats for high corrosion resistance.
Constant pressure supply at high output flow rates.
Easy to use dial knob for pressure adjustment.
Built in CO2 resistant, long lasting solid Nylon inlet seal.
Integrated sintered bronze mesh inlet filter.

Specifications:

Type	Primary Regulator Battery - CO2
Installation	CO2 tank mount (CGA-320 Threads)
Performance	1 Pressure / 2 Product
Output Pressure Gauges	0-60 PSI, for accurate product pressure
Tank Pressure Gauge	0-3000 PSI, for accurate remaining tank pressure
Outlet Barbs	3/8" O.D. (To fit 5/16" I.D. Gas Hose)
Integral PRVs	Safety pressure relief valve releases at 55-65 PSI

Regulator Batteries can be wall mounted with the addition of a wall bracket, and a high pressure CO2 hose allows easy connection to the gas cylinder.

To prevent your gas cylinder from falling over and damaging the regulators, be sure the cylinder is always secured in an upright position with either a chain or strap.

Additionally, be sure the cylinder is located away from any sources of heat. (For more information, see Do I need to keep the CO2 tank inside the refrigerator?)

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Neccesary for diff. keg co2 pressures
By mike sanders from H-town Texas on Wednesday, November 28, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I built my first keg system several years ago and made the mistake of not getting a part like this. I was running some really small homebrew or microbrew beers requiring differing pressure levels and couldn't figure out why one beer would taste off or why the other was too foamy, etc, etc. fork out the dough for something like this to avoid this experience. this particular one is my first MM regulator but i have been quite pleased with the ordering experience.

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